Local Community & Support Services
Horley Food Bank
Churches for Horley Food Bank have a mission to alleviate hunger in the community. They strive to provide essential food supplies to individuals and families in need, ensuring that no one goes hungry. If you would like to be referred to this service, please complete the referral form which will be reviewed by our DSL team.
For more information, click/tap on the Food Bank logo.
Food Bank Form
Joy App
“Joy App” is a fantastic search service which shares information about free, preventative care for better patient outcomes. Joy connects people with local services easily, showcasing measurable outcomes. From mental health to housing, money advice to loneliness – get the help you deserve, all in one place.
Click/tap on the logo to visit the Joy App website. You can leave the “what” search bar blank and just put your postcode in. You can then filter based on what your specific need is.
Surrey Family Information Service
The Surrey Family Information Service want to support all parents and carers, professionals, children and young people (aged 0-25), to help them make informed decisions about services or support they may want or need to access. To help you find services available in your local area, or online, they have created a directory of over 8000 services (including ones offered by organisations other than Surrey County Council), covering SEND, childcare, health, education, social care, leisure and help and support 13 services. If you can’t find what you are looking for online, they also have an enquiry service where you can contact the team for further help, information or advice online, over the phone or by email.
Click/tap on the logo to visit the SFIS page.
ESDAS (East Surrey Domestic Abuse Service)
ESDAS is an independent charity providing:
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specialist Outreach Services
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Independent Domestic Violence Advisor support
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counselling
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client programmes eg Own My Life, Recovery Toolkit
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associated services to survivors of domestic abuse and their children in Reigate & Banstead, Mole Valley and Tandridge
Click/tap on the logo to go to the ESDAS website.
CEOP
The National Crime Agency’s CEOP Command (formerly the Child Exploitation and Online Protection Centre) works with child protection partners across the UK and overseas to identify the main threats to children and coordinates activity against these threats to bring offenders to account. We protect children from harm online and offline, directly through NCA led operations and in partnership with local and international agencies.
Click/tap on the CEOP logo to find out more.
NSPCC PANTS Campaign
In school, we use the resources from the NSPCC PANTS campaign which is aimed at preventing abuse in children. Please click on the NSPCC logo visit the NSPCC website. There is also a really useful tool on the NSPCC website to help you determine suitable ages for children to be left alone. There is a questionnaire aimed at understanding your child’s level of independence. maturity and suitability.
Click/tap on the NSPCC pants logo for more information
5 Ways to Wellbeing
The Surrey “Five Ways to Well-being” is a handy way to think about things everyone can do to help improve their mood, reduce the risk of depression, strengthen relationships, and even add up to seven years to their life.
As everybody has different needs and interests, we believe it’s important for everyone to be able to reflect on their own lives and consider which aspect of their own wheel of wellbeing can be improved.
Click/tap on the “Five Ways to Well-being” to be taken to Surrey’s website with links, suggestions and support available to be the best version of yourself possible.
Surrey Directories
Additionally, the following Surrey directories have a list of services and activities available in Surrey – many of which support the 5 Ways to Wellbeing actions. Take a look and maybe you’ll be inspired:
Family Information Service
Find registered childcare, family activities, holiday clubs, parenting courses and support groups near you.
Surrey Information Point
Information on services, activities and organisations for adults in Surrey.
Surrey Adult Learning
Free courses for adults with, as well as those recovering from, mild to moderate mental wellbeing difficulties.
YMCA Family Centre (Horley)
Rehab 4 Addiction
Addiction services for adults in Surrey.
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